myFanPark announces merger with Silicon Valley company Starsona

With its undying spirit to spread its tentacles globally, South African startup myFanPark has announced its merger with the Silicon Valley-based Starsona.

The merger will see to the possible formation of a global celebrity engagement platform, with traceable footprint across Africa, Europe, North America and the Indian subcontinent.

The south African firm which launched in 2019 allows users to request a personalised shout-out video from their favourite celebrity in form of birthday or congratulatory messages.

Upon payment by user, the celebrity has seven days to record the video message, which myFanPark then delivers to the fan via email and WhatsApp.

Reports indicate that the merger with US-based celebrity engagement platform Starsona came on the heels of a hugely successful period for myFanPark.

According to reports, the success saw a 492 per cent increase in the number of users on the platform and a 959 per cent surge in total orders.

To this end, the product looks to enter the United States (US) market as the company’s fourth international market expansion this year.

Commenting on the development, Joy Des Fountain, who will now serve as co-CEO alongside Peter Karpas; the goal at myFanPark was to reimagine how people around the world are able to connect, engage, share with, and inspire each other.

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